Image Text
With this plugin text can be pasted as a picture in an article or page. This is useful for text with personal data in order to protect against automated crawler. Each image can be individually configured. Also the plugin can create latex formular and QR codes. The plugin uses the Google Chart API an
About this tool.
With this plugin text can be pasted as a picture in an article or page. This is useful for text with personal data in order to protect against automated crawler. Each image can be individually configured. Also the plugin can create latex formular and QR codes. The plugin uses the Google Chart API and the text content is protected, so it can’t be found within the HTML code. The plugin has got also a widget for the theme, that can create an qr code with the permalink of the blog.
Features
- creating QR codes and LaTeX formular
- plugin call can be used within your templates
- generate images with a free size, color, content
- free definition for the image tag
Requirements
- WordPress 3.2 or newer
- PHP 5.3.0 or newer
Shortcode
Add to your content of a page or article
[imgtext type="latex | text | qrcode"]your content[/imgtxt]
Getting started.
- 01Upload the folder to the “/wp-content/plugins/” directory
- 02Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress and take a look to the administration interface
Frequently asked questions.
How can I use the plugin within a template ?
You can call the method / function:
de\flashpixx\imagetext\link::get( "latex | text | qrcode", "your content" )
The method returns a string with the full image tag. The third parameter is optional and can be an associative array with options. The option names are shown in the administration interface
Where can I find the image options ?
Take a look on the administration page of the plugin. Within the brackets [] you can find the option name, that can be passed to the imtxt-tag or as an associative array to the method / function call
Can I add an image to a static HTML page ?
No you can not do this, because the image is created dynamically and a session value is passed to the image generation function. You need the session value, that is unique within the browser session and you need also read access to the session. The session can read only by the webserver (virtual host). So you can not pass any images between different domains or static pages.